Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-29
HOME AND COAST.
..tters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

,hnnsand than Arizona.
Tho usual religious services will be Eeld
;. tbs Episcopal Church tomorrow.
roo Harmon is altering the Courthouse
~ 70 swing inward and outward.
Tho Record says fruits and mails to
p;a.be are shipped in the same mail sack.
A large number of children were con.
srmed at the Catholic Church last Sunday.
There will be Sunday school at the Cath.
lin Church every afternoon at 2 o'clock.
rbore PROMISES to be a lively mining
,oam in Elko and Sprncemont Districts
next year.
The Genoa Courier says Carson has a
h,om at last. It appears to be a boom of
immortality, however.
HYMN to he sung at the ebsequies of a
rsntieman who didu't know it was loaded,
IA charge to keep l have.'
Jacob shaffer, the billiardist, has re-
nrned from abroad. Patti gave him a
ring of diamonds and turquoises.
A Boston paper says the chestnut crop
.b;s wear is 10 to IS per cent larger than
last wear, and yet this is an off year in
politics.
II is asserted that ninety out of every
hundred nldlt CtiIltI.Ch pol III wv
nresent are named after Charles Stuart
Parnell.
The teams of A. Muir & Co., and James
Donaldson, left here yesterday heavily
laden with lumber and merchandise for
Seligman.
.Judge Sullivan sentenced John T.
Emerson, the self confessed jury-briber, to
Eve years in San Quentin, the full penalty
Of the law,
The social given by the Eureka Star
Band on Thursday evening was not largely
attended, but was a very pleasant affair
nevertheless.
The Eureka Con. ore floors and bins are
full as they can be-. The company are now
getting all the custom ores they can con-
yeniently handle.
Reno Gazette: There are three females
in iail-one for being drunk and two for
smoking opium. Two male DRINKS are
also in the cooler.
The man who drew the 81, 500 prize in
the Little Louisiana Lottery, in Virginia
City, got it cashed all right and turned
$500 loose in beer.
Nearly all the lawyers of Eureka have
been absent during the week in attendance
on the court at Ely, the county seat Of
White Pine county.
J. B. Hollingsworth left for California
last Monday, where he has gone to pur-
chase 800 merino rams for breeding pur-
poses in this locality.
Mrs. Goldenson is soliciting funds to try
and save her boy from hanging, but with
cut much success, as little sympathy is
wasted on Goldenson.
The Eureka h Palisade Railroad COM
pany are improving their roadbed through
Diamond Valley, by supplying new ties
and repairing the bridges.
A pardon has been granted Robert
Hamilton, convicted of stage robbery in
White Pine county in 1878, and sentenced
to IA years Imprisonment.
1t will be seen by advertisement in an
other column, that Upton Post No. %, G.
A. R., will give a ball on Thanksgiving
night at the Opera House.
Wells, Fargo & Go. shipped during the
week five bars of Eureka Con. bullion,
valued at $12, S59, and seven bars of pass
ing bullion valued at So, 800.
The BARRIERS will hold a national con-
vention in Buffalo next month. They
will make out a schedule Of CONVERSE
tional topics for the ensuing year.
Recently two grayhounds accompanying
a Washington lady whose purse was stolen
from her, joined in the chase after the
theft and succeeded in heading him off.
Hicks District, northern Elko, con-
tinues to show up well. There are q mum.
Der of good mines there, and extensive
operations will be under way inside OF four
months.
Stated communication of Eureka Lodge
No. 16, +. Il A. NJ, will be held this
Saturday evening at z o'clock. All Mas
ter Masons in good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
Manuel Costa, a young thief sent from
Sacramento county to the Boys and Girls
Aid Society in San Francisco, escaped
from that institution and made his way to
Rocklin, where he stole about $50.
Jacob Rein, a former resident Of Ne
vada, was found lead in Sacramento a
few days ago. Two loads from a shotgun
were discharged into his body. 1t is not
known whether it was suicide or accident.
The use OF a hustle for a savings bank
has its disadvantages. A Memphis lady
deposited S. 1000 in hers, and in q moment
of forgetfulness loaned it to the hired girl
to wear to a wedding. The girl has not
returned.
There is no change to report at Union
yet. Everybody who has any interest at
believes that all difficulties will be
settled in a short time, and as soon as
can be had the furnaces will start
up again.
Thirty head of merino rams arrived here
last Thursday for I. J. Wilson from Car
lin. They are thoroughbreds, and come
originally from one Of the most reputable
firms of importers of high-bred stock In
California.
Sleeplessness at night is often caused by
the air Of the room having become close
vitiated. If you cannot sleep and
your windows are closed, try opening a
window. In many cases sleep Will
Dediately follow.
Alarming rumors have been in circula-
ion lately concerning the state OF D.: y;
Floods health, which it was said had
portion Of the week. His physician says
lis case is very serious. ~.
Messrs. Harry & Co., engineers and
of Hayle, Cornwall, England,
ire turning out a large number of stamp
on the California or revolving
,ead principle, intended mainly for the
gold mines of the Transvaal.
Two prominent citizens Of Washineton,
Kan, are fighting a duel about Mrs.
emma Molloy, q temperance Egangel.
Mrs. Molloy is on trial at Springfield, Mo-,
or the murder of a rival, and the Kan
ans have quarreled about her innocence
n guilt.
Sheriff Sweeney received a telegram
rom Arizona yesteaday, announcing that
ohm A. johnson, who was to have been
Hanged for the murder of the Clevingers.
Ial been respited by the Governor of the
just before the hour set for his
xecution,
Some teamsters arrived here from
'ioche last Tuesday loaded with redwood